Almenningsgarður
Grandstaff Trail Head
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Kevin
July 20, 2021
Great somewhat hidden gem makes this a worthwhile adventure and a great way to spend the day! The hike about 5.7 miles out and back but is not difficult. You will be rewarded when you reach your destination by spectacular views of Morning Glory Natural Bridge. Note: This is a 'Bridge' not an 'Arch' because water passes underneath it! The trail has several stream crossings which help serve to keep you cool but be sure to bring water and wear proper footwear. The trail is also partially shaded which makes it suitable for hot days as you are not fully out in the open. Pay attention when crossing the stream because it can sometimes be difficult to relocate the path. Poison Ivy has been reported but it didn't bother us. Keep a lookout!
Great somewhat hidden gem makes this a worthwhile adventure and a great way to spend the day! The hike about 5.7 miles out and back but is not difficult. You will be rewarded when you reach your destination by spectacular views of Morning Glory Natural Bridge. Note: This is a 'Bridge' not an 'Ar…
Melissa
March 20, 2022
A great little half day hike!
Richard
August 27, 2016
Great hike for a hot summer day. The canyon has year-round water draining north and steep canyon walls that provide some shade. The earlier the better to avoid the heat. The trail ends at Morningstar Arch, about 1.5 miles one way.
Mandi + Micah
March 25, 2022
Four mile hike. Easy for all ages to do. recommend early morning or later in the evening as the sun bakes you midday. At the end of the hike you’ll pass under Morning Glory Bridge arch.
Scott
July 23, 2021
This is a comfortable and not too strenuous hike in a mostly shaded canyon. There are a few water crossings so wear shoes you don't mind getting wet. About 5 1/2 miles RT but still an easy hike and you are rewarded with an arch in the canyon at the end.
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Utah 128
Moab, UT